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Join us to Celebrate Jessica and Tonya's Families!
Join us as we celebrate the ground blessing for Jessica's family, and the home dedication for Tonya's family on Saturday, April 26. Jessica's ground blessing will start at 9:30 a.m. and Tonya's home dedication will begin at 10:30 a.m. We're excited to celebrate this milestone with these families as they journey to affordable homeownership. Join us at The Ridge at Sand Creek, 868 Bidwell Dr., Colorado Springs, CO 80915.
Jessica's family
Tonya's family
Take Part in the Earth Day Donation Drive at the ReStores
Join us as we attempt to drive record numbers of donations to our ReStores between now and Earth Day, April 22! For the fourth consecutive year, we are partnering with Keysight Technologies to save materials from landfills. New and gently used building materials, furniture, appliances, and other home-improvement items are sold in the ReStores for a fraction of the retail cost, and the stores also serve as drop-off centers for metal, paint, porcelain, and textile recycling. Net proceeds from ReStore sales help fund Pikes Peak Habitat's partnership with El Paso County workforce families through our homeownership and home repair programs. You can schedule a donation pick-up online or drop your items off at either of our ReStore locations from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday-Saturday
Engage Your Congregation's Youth With the Interfaith Build for Unity
The Pikes Peak Habitat Interfaith Build for Unity subcommittee is hosting an interfaith youth bench build event on Sunday, April 27 from 2:00 – 5:30 pm at the ReStore South, 411 S. Wahsatch Ave., Colorado Springs, CO 80903. The event is aimed at building interfaith benches - a project designed to promote dialogue, inclusivity, and peace among our subcommittee’s diverse young faith groups.
The concept behind the interfaith bench is simple but powerful: to create a tangible piece for youth of various faith traditions to decorate and assemble. These benches will then be on display and put to good use at each group’s respective houses of worship. The benches will ultimately serve as symbols of our shared humanity and mutual respect across different faiths and beliefs.
If your faith group would like to participate or for more information, please contact Feda Jodeh, Interfaith Program Coordinator at feda.jodeh@pikespeakhabitat.org
Join us at our 2025 Apostles Build Kick off Event
You are invited to join Pikes Peak Habitat for Humanity as we kick off the 2025 Apostles Build, an ecumenical project bringing churches together to raise walls, funds, and prayers as we build a home in partnership with a local family in need of affordable housing. Join us for breakfast and coffee as we introduce our 2025 Apostles Build future homeowner family, and learn how your congregation can put faith into action as the hands and feet of Jesus through a variety of engagement opportunities.
Announcing the Paul Johnson Memorial Build
Pikes Peak Habitat for Humanity is saddened by the passing of Paul Johnson, who served as the affiliate's executive director from 1997 until his retirement in 2014. Under his leadership, Pikes Peak Habitat launched our first ReStore at 411 S. Wahsatch Ave., Colorado Springs, CO 80903, 20 years ago. Proceeds from that store, along with a second Pikes Peak Habitat ReStore -- which opened at 6250 Tutt Blvd., Colorado Springs, 80923, in 2022 -- have contributed to the construction of 128 homes in El Paso County. He also spearheaded the development of two neighborhood communities: Woodmen Vistas in Colorado Springs, where Pikes Peak Habitat built 37 homes, and Country Living in Fountain, with 34.
Pikes Peak Habitat opened in 1986 and had built 25 houses when Johnson assumed leadership. The spring he retired, the affiliate dedicated its 125th -- and Johnson's 100th -- home.
We're excited to continue his legacy through the Paul Johnson Memorial Build, a home where Tamara, a childcare teacher, will live with her family.
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